The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to forgo family gatherings, ditch holiday plans and say a devastating no to weekly pub catch-ups – leaving us lonely, anxious and homesick.
But as writer Garrett Graff perfectly articulated: “The most isolating thing most of us has ever done is, ironically, almost surely the most collective experience we’ve ever had in our lifetimes.”
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Further drilling home the realisation that the fast-spreading virus has reminded some of us what life is really all about, American journalist, Emily Ramshaw, asked her Twitter followers to share the most positive things that have come out of life under quarantine.
“People, if you’ve got silver linings these days, share them! I’ll go: 1. I’d been stressed about how much I was traveling away from my little one this year,” she wrote. “Now I’m home for every wake-up and every bedtime, which is her personal paradise.”
In a second tweet, Ramshaw added: “2. I’m WFH with my sister as my officemate, and we haven’t spent this kind of quality time together since we terrorised each other as teenagers.”
Within minutes, Twitter users rushed to share the things they are most grateful for during self-isolation from parents being able to watch their child take their very first steps to finally having time to enjoy home-cooked meals.
“We saw our youngest kid’s first steps and the weather is nice, every day we are walking and exploring the neighbourhood plant life, seeing plants just about to bloom… practicing our counting skills by counting tulips and daffodils,” one Twitter user wrote.
Whether it’s FaceTiming loved ones from across the world or finally finding the time to learn a new skill, what are you most grateful for?
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to forgo family gatherings, ditch holiday plans and say a devastating no to weekly pub catch-ups – leaving us lonely, anxious and homesick.
But as writer Garrett Graff perfectly articulated: “The most isolating thing most of us has ever done is, ironically, almost surely the most collective experience we’ve ever had in our lifetimes.”
WATCH BELOW: Courteney Cox Dances During Coronavirus Quarantine
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to forgo family gatherings, ditch holiday plans and say a devastating no to weekly pub catch-ups – leaving us lonely, anxious and homesick.
But as writer Garrett Graff perfectly articulated: “The most isolating thing most of us has ever done is, ironically, almost surely the most collective experience we’ve ever had in our lifetimes.”
WATCH BELOW: Courteney Cox Dances During Coronavirus Quarantine
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